Computer Question - Iso File Burner

Self | 11/08/15 | 50sDad

[daniel1212]

Feedback to replies is requested. Imgburn is what i found to be the best, but usually burn iso files to flash drives now and boot from them.

[Durus]

That’s why you love Linux? Because you think typing 37 characters is easier than right clicking a file and clicking a prompt button? There are reason to love Linux but I’m not seeing it in this example.

[matthew fuller]

Thanks for that info.

[Utilizer]

Just one:

LINUX

Any version.

[ADemocratNoMore]

WARNING ! I've used imgburn for a long time but when I went to update it I ran into Opencandy. Google it - it's malware - adware. Be careful !

[Paladin2]

copy, paste, enter.....

[roamer_1]

Assuming Windows XP or higher:

Tech savvy: Imgburn.

Joe User: CDBurnerXP

Both do about the same thing - CDBurnerXP is probably easier to cope with and understand.

CDBurnerXP bundles, so be careful on the install - don't 'accept' anything other than the main program. Once installed, open CDBurnerXP, look in the selection dialog that comes up first, Select 'Burn ISO Image', point it to your ISO file, and tell it to burn. Once it's done, close open dialogs (it assumes you may want to burn more copies).

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[LesbianThespianGymnasticMidget]

http://download.cnet.com/windows/cd-burners/?licenseType=Free

pick one

all are pretty easy to use

[trebb]

I remember using one called imgburn years ago.

Yep - still use it and it's great for ISOs.

[mabarker1]

Mark